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Cadillac EVs can now charge at Tesla Supercharger stations, one of the most widespread fast-charging networks in Southern California. How you plug in depends on your model: the Cadillac LYRIQ uses a GM-approved NACS adapter, while the 2026 OPTIQ comes with a native NACS charge port and connects directly, no adapter needed. Either way, you get far more places to top off on a run up the Pacific Coast Highway or out to Palm Springs, so you can plan around your destination instead of around the nearest charger.

The 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ has arrived on the lot at Costa Mesa Cadillac, and you can experience it behind the wheel now. This all-electric compact luxury SUV pairs a striking cabin, led by an expansive 33-inch Horizon Display with 9K resolution, with the quiet, instant-response driving that makes an EV feel effortless on Orange County roads. If you have been curious whether an electric Cadillac fits your day, the fastest way to know is to drive one. Schedule your OPTIQ test drive today.

There's nothing quite like a Southern California summer drive to the coast, and the available Cadillac Super Cruise technology makes the journey more relaxing than ever. On compatible highways, Super Cruise lets you cruise hands-free while the vehicle manages steering, braking, and speed, so you arrive at the Pacific feeling fresh instead of frazzled. Here's how Super Cruise works, where it shines on an Orange County road trip, and how to experience it for yourself at Costa Mesa Cadillac.

When summer means loading up the family for the mountains or pointing the navigation toward a luxury resort, few vehicles make the journey feel as effortless or as indulgent as the Cadillac Escalade. This full-size, three-row SUV pairs commanding V8 power with a first-class cabin, a sweeping 55-inch display, and available Super Cruise hands-free driving technology. For Orange County drivers, it's the definitive premium road-trip SUV. Here's what makes the Escalade the one to beat this summer, and how to see it at Costa Mesa Cadillac.

The 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ is the brand's compact all-electric luxury SUV, and it may be the smartest way into Cadillac's EV lineup for Orange County drivers. With an EPA-estimated range up to 317 miles, standard Super Cruise hands-free driving technology, a sweeping 33-inch display, and a starting MSRP of $50,900, the OPTIQ is built to make the daily grind on the 405 feel a lot more refined. Here's what makes it a standout zero-emissions commuter and how to see one at Costa Mesa Cadillac.

The tires on your Cadillac are the only thing connecting all that engineering to the road, and Southern California summers are tough on them. Extreme heat changes tire pressure, accelerates tread wear, and ages rubber faster, while the added weight and instant torque of today's electric Cadillac models put their own demands on tires. A little seasonal attention protects your safety, your ride quality, and your investment. Here's what every Cadillac owner in Orange County should know, and how Costa Mesa Cadillac can help.